Memory
I was convinced that the photographs for both last week’s posting and for this were both taken in midsummer, when everything was dry. This is the case for many images in this collection; those taken in the summer of 2018.
These were both certainly taken within minutes of each other on the same stretch of road up to Warland reservoir. However, In preparing this post, I spotted inconsistencies in the timings assigned to them, so went back to check the source images. This confirmed that, rather than dry midsummer, this was late spring, in far from clement weather. Indeed, these photos were among many taken of damp places that day.
So, it seems my records have corrected my memory, and I have redrafted both this posting and the last.
In any case, this hollow was drying out more slowly than most that day:
Wet Warland Road. 28 April 2017 14:30. Photo-etching 2019
Two sets of masked under-printing with monoprint follow:
Wet Warland Road. 28 April 2017 14:30. Photo-etching and monoprint 2019
Which are strongly reminiscent of the beaches on the Northumberland coast.
Wet Warland Road. 28 April 2017 14:30. Photo-etching and monoprint 2019